Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-11-11

water front, Heaven bless our honor
able Councilmen.
Mems underwear. at prices that will
surprise everybody
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The body Of Cole Anderson. "A man
about ~ years OF age. was found in
the bay near the Fifth Street wharf
tins morning, he having doubtless
fallen from the roadway during the
night and drowned Mr.. Anderson
was Il teamstcr, in the employ OF Mr..
/ Rcagh, OF Westside, whose wife is a
sister OF the unfortunate man. A
Coroner's inquest is being held as we
go to press.
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Mr.. Martcrson, 10y purchase from
Mrs. Warbass Il few days ago, became
the owner OF 4 twenty-acre tract OF
land back Of Ayers Hi, covered with
dense growth OF young fir trees He
at Cnce began clearing up portion
of the land for residence, when he
found that a fine orchard OF bearing
trees covered large proportion of its
area. This orchard was set out over
thirty years ago, but the rapid growth
OF the evergreens outstripped it and
finally obscured the place of its exis-
tence until charge of owners has
bought it again into service.
Cloaks, Jackets and Wraps, for song
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The Board of Examiners, consisting
OF l.. E. Follansbee, Miss Eliza Bond
and Supt. p. C.. Hale, held the semi
annual session for examination OF
teachers last Wednesday. First grade
certificates were granted to John l..
Henderson, B. W. Brintnall and Mrs.
l.. S. Brintnall, in lieu of other papers,
At this examination, first grade certifi
Gates were granted to Misses Nina
French, Alice Parsons and Annie Par
sons. Second grades were granted to
Misses Hates Ward, Kate Crawford
and Anna Padden. Third grades were
granted to Misses Carrie Young, Laura
Mari, Lulu Mitchell and Addie Pal |
mer.
Big bargains in dress goods.
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Past finding out are the ways of
the average Olympia school-boy, when
under fire of examination. At the |
Collegiate Institute this week, boy
number one, was required to give
written answer to the following ques-
ton: What are the principal parts
of Latin verb?" In bold hand the
answer came, The principal parts of
Latin verb are the most important
parts" To the question, How is the
gender of an adjective, in Latin, indi-
Gated, boy number two dashed off the
following: "The gender OF an adjec-
tive, in Latin, is indicated by the gen.
der of the noun it qualities" Where,
now, is Seattle, with its University,
and Tacoma, with its Washington
College?
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The appearance on next Monday |
night at Columbia Hall of the great
Lewis Monte Cristo Co., with that
sterling American actor Mr.. Horace
Lewis as the star, in Alex. Damas'
great romantic melodana The Count
of Monte Cristo," will be treat such
as our citizens have not enjoyed in
many months or years. The last COM
bination that visited the Sound that
could at all compare with this COM
pany, in point of artistic merit, was
the Emma Abbott Opera Company.
We expect Mr.. Lewis will be greeted
by packed house. He comes to us
almost direct from the great cities Of
the East, endorsed unanimously by
their most severe dramatic critics. |
The company in presenting this great
drama will use their own special seem
cry, costumes, mechanical effects, cal
lights, etc. The most notable stage
scenery will be the Harbor of Marseilles,
the Dungeons of the Chateau d. If,
the Storm upon the Sea, the Murder
at the Inn of the Pont du Gorde, the |
Grand Fete at the Hotel of the Count
dc Morcerf, and the Forest of Fontain-
bleau. The great storm scene is said to
be one of the most vivid pieces Of real
ism ever produced on the stage. Re-
served seats are now on sale at I. c.
Van Epps'. Admission 81 no extra
charge for reserved seats. The Chicago
Tribune says: "a skillful actor,
great name, magnificantly staged,
a fine supporting company, well adj
vertised-no wonder Horace Lewis
is packing the Academy OF Music
nightly" See advertisement in this
ISSUE
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